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TOPIC 1 - OBSERVING THE WORLD
§1.5 - Light & Colour

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TOPIC 1 - OBSERVING THE WORLD
§1.5 - Light & Colour

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§1.5 - Learning Goals:
  • I can explain what a light wave is and how it travels.
  • I know what all the colours of the visible spectrum are, in order from lowest to highest frequency.
  • I know that white light is a combination of all colours in the visible spectrum.
  • I know what colours of light are reflected or absorbed based on an object’s colour.
  • I know that white objects reflect all light and black objects absorb all light.

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§1.5 - Key Words:
  • Light
  • Frequency
  • Visible spectrum
  • Invisible spectrum
  • Colours
  • Eyes
  • Prisms 

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Light

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Slide 5 - Vidéo

§1.5 - Light:
Is a form of energy that travels in waves, but unlike sound, light does not need molecules to help it spread.
Allows people and animals to see things.

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Light Sources



  • There are 2 types of light sources
  • Natural light
  • The sun and stars
  • Fire
  • Lightening
  • Artificial light
  • A lamp
  • Telephone screen
  • Laser 

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Light Sources



The visible spectrum is made of the colours we can see with the naked eye. Different colours of light have different frequencies.
Which color has the lowest frequency? The highest?
p. 32-37

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White Light



White light is made of all the colours of the visible spectrum.
We can split white light into its colours by using a prism.

p. 32-37

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How do we see colour?



The human eye sees color when light bounces (reflects) off an object and goes into our eye. The color of light that gets reflected is the color that we see.  

All other colors of light get 
absorbed by the object so that 
we don’t see them.


p. 32-37

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